The Triple Question: When Love Gets Measured Three Times | Daily Readings | June 6, 2025

“Do you love me?” Jesus asks Peter not once, but three times. By the third, Peter is grieved—wounded by repetition, yet drawn into redemption. This wasn’t cruelty. It was restoration. Three denials called for three affirmations. Today’s Gospel isn’t a conversation—it’s a commissioning forged through love proven in fire.Love, when tested, becomes trustworthy.In today’s reflection, you’ll discover:Why Jesus repeated the same question—and why it matteredHow triple testing reveals love beyond performance and emotionWhat it means to be entrusted with spiritual responsibility after failureHow divine repetition breaks shame and rebuilds calling📖 Readings:First Reading: Acts 25:13b–21Psalm: Psalm 103:1–2, 11–12, 19–20abGospel: John 21:15–19⏱️ Timeline00:00 Introduction00:15 Reading I – Acts 25:13b-2101:42 Psalm Response – Psalm 103:1-2,11-12,19-20ab03:49 Gospel – John 21:15-1904:50 ReflectionPerfect for anyone coming back from failure, wrestling with repeated testing, or wondering why God asks again when He already knows your heart.#CatholicDailyReadings #TripleQuestion #PeterRestoration #LoveTested #RedemptiveCalling #SpiritualRenewal